According to MEXT, the radiation level monitored in Nasu town hall in Tochigi prefecture goes down every morning around 8AM.
It didn’t decrease on 1/6/2013, when is Sunday.
Related article..Japanese gov admitted monitored radiation level is indicated to be 10% lower than actual [Link]
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Le niveau de radioactivité surveillé dans la mairie de Nasu diminue tous les jours à 08:00 (sauf le dimanche)
Selon le MEXT (ministère de l’éducation, de la culture, des sports, de la science et des technologies), le niveau de radioactivité surveillé dans la mairie de Nasu de la préfecture de Tochigi redescend tous les jours vers 8 heures du matin.
Il n’est pas descendu le 6 janvier 2013, c’était un dimanche.
Article lié : Le gouvernement japonais a admis que le niveau de radioactivité indiqué par la surveillance est de 10% inférieur au vrai [Lien]
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So, it looks like rad levels are dropping during what would be regular work hours in the USA, and going back up toward the end of the workday. It’s almost like the workers are absorbing radiation while they’re there. Then, when the people start to leave for the day, less rad is being absorbed, so rad levels start rising again. Does nobody work there on Sundays?
I don’t know much about the Japanese people, or their work schedules. Is this a possibility? SOMETHING is blocking, or absorbing, radiation during regular work hours!
most likely someone is putting a coffee can over the detector during the day.
if the sensor is in, for example, a parking lot, the mass of cars could be blocking some of the radiation from deposition on the asphalt surface
I agree. As the majority of the environmental radiation is coming from dust and soil this is a shielding effect – most likely by traffic.